Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-09-17
PERSONAL

MIR. f. G. Buford, Of Louisville, KY. was
here Sunday. hM N lN
Mr.. Philip Lieber has gone East to lay in
q stock OF goods. st.,.....s
Mrs. r. w. Roach returned from Lebanon,
Tenn, Monday night.
Mrs. ]. r. King, OF Memphis Tenn, is In
the city visliiu g relatives.
Mrs. Gus. Singleton came down nom
Dawson Springs Monday.
Judge Q. q. smith, was IN Dover last week
attending chancery court.
Mr.. Rudy Smith, Of Henderson, KY, took
In clarkssille on last sunday.
MIR. b. W. Macrae returned from covlng-
ton, KY, on Saturday night.
Mr.. J. @. Joseph went East to purchase a
stock OF goods Sunday night.
Mrs. Louisa Faith, Of Nashville, Is on a
visit TO fieuds In Clarksvllle.
Mrs. +. Parker and children have return
ed from Bear Lithia Springs, Va.
Miss Mary Mallory, Of Memphis, Ut Oak
Grove visiting Mrs. Jesse Harris. N
Sandy Dick, OF Louisville, came down TO
his old stamping ground on Monday.
Mrs Thos. P. Major is in HopkinsvIlle
KY visiting her brother, Mrs. Jas. H. Jesup
Mrs w. B. Young is enjoying q pleasant
visit from Miss Lula Coleman, OF Bennetts-
town, Ky. ataf rtia
Rev. r. P. Gannaway, of Blooming Grove
Circuit went down on No. |. on Saturday TO
Palmyra.
Miss Mary Richardson, OF southside Is
absent from home visiting relatives In Dick
son county.
Mr.. Wallace Farmer from Texas, has re.
turned and resumed his studies In the s. w.
p. University.
Dover Breeze: Mr.. E. Shelton, OF ciarks.
Vile, spent several days last week, on BUSH
ness In Dover.
Mrs. NJ. Wallace has returned home from
a visit to Virginia where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs. r. c. Roach has been spending the
week In Hopkinsville, KY, visiting her
mother, Mrs. ]. L. Jessup.
Mrs. julius Boiin and family, who have
been spending the summer In Clarksvllle,
have returned home to Galveston.
Mr.. J. w. Chapel, leading merchant of
Cadiz, was in GAINESVILLE Monday on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. James Gil.
Miss Emma and Goethe Dickinson two
popular young ladies from Trenton, KY,
were in town shopping last Saturday.
Mr.. Wesley Drane came down from
louisville Saturday after his family and re-
turned home with them on Wednesday.
Rev. w. G. Cleveland, OF Nashville who
has been In GAINESVILLE about week In busi-
ness, left for Russellville, KY, on Thursday.
Mr.. r. w. Roach who has been In New
York for the past two weeks, buying a new
stock of goods, arrived home this morning.
Mrs. Lewis, OF Corsicana, Texas, who has
been spending the summer with her sister,
Mri. Austin Peay, returned home Monday
night.
Mrs. J. M. Armstrong has removed to Rus
sellville, KY, rejoining her husband who has
been doing business In that city for about q
month.
Miss Ella Mcclure has LEFT for Memphis
after having visited Mrs Kings for some
time. Her numerous friends expr ess regret
at her departure.
Mrs. Ben Epperson and family will leave
for their home in Montgomery, Ala, on
Friday. She has been visiting her sister Mrs.
\ w. II. Bringhurst. e
Mrs. Maud III. Hardin, formerly Miss
Maud NJ. Marable Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
e. w. Marable on Madison street and DR.. T.
III. Marable on Greenwood Avenue.
Miss Mary Gum returned from Cadiz,
Ky., on Wednesday, from attending by the
bedside Of her cousin, Mrs. Georgia Mccain,
daughter OF Thos. II. Grinter ESQ.
Dickson County Press: Mrs. Susie Dis
mukes who has been visiting friends In
Montgomery county for several weeks past,
returned home Tuesday morning.
MIR. w. o. Brandon has returned from
Dawson Springs where he has been sotourn-
ing to recruit his health. He is looking pale
and thin, but we trust, Richard will soon be
himself again.
Miss Eva and Miss Blanche Fauche two
attractive young ladies, who have been
spending the summer at the Franklin House,
returned to their home In New Orleans
Thursday morning.
DIR. II E. Beach has returned from attend
ing the meeting of the Dental Association at
Old Point Comfort, and expresses himself as
well pleased and satisfied in o communica-
ton to the Tobacco Leaf.
Mrs. Ella Elliott, OF Noah Spring neigh
borhood, cousin 70 Mrs. w. p. Titus, has
moved to this city, and occupied the Dick
Poindexter place, on Madison street formerly
occupied by Prof. Graham, and will take a
few boarders.
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Don't waste time and money and I'M
dprcO needless t0rt1re with the knife